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3 days ago · You shouldn’t travel if you test positive for COVID-19. Current CDC guidance suggests staying home for at least 5 days and isolating from others. If you are traveling, that might mean isolating in your hotel or vacation rental. Reach out to your hotel and airline to help you rearrange travel plans.
6 hours ago · Wed, June 26, 2024, 3:25 PM PDT · 2 min read. CDC warns of surge in travel-related dengue fever cases in US. ATLANTA - The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is warning about a spike in ...
4 days ago · Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) Travel and Meetings Industry Resources. U.S. Travel Association maintains national status updates on COVID-19 and travel industry talking points. Learn More
3 days ago · New CDC pet travel regulations for importing pets into the U.S. Learn about documentation, pre-approval, and quarantine requirements, and the importance of microchipping and registering with BC Pet Registry.
6 days ago · How CDC Estimates Burden; Why CDC Estimates the Burden of Flu; Past Seasons Estimated Influenza Disease Burden; Frequently Asked Questions; How CDC Classifies Flu Severity plus icon. Classifying Flu Severity; 2023-2024 Preliminary In-Season Severity Assessment; Glossary of Influenza (Flu) Terms; Who is at Higher Risk of Flu Complications plus ...
6 days ago · But new CDC guidelines say if you are traveling out of the country with your dog, you need to follow new guidelines starting August 1st. These guidelines include: Appear healthy upon arrival; Be ...
5 days ago · On June 18, the CDC said that the COVID-19 infections are growing in 39 states, stable or uncertain in 10 states and declining in zero. Here’s what you need to know about the KP.3 variant.
